[cod] server: pak1.pk3 not in search path

[Viktor Kaup]

Considering I'm on a home broadband ADSL connection, the time taken to
upload a full server install would take quite a while. Also, the home server
has UO installed, which really brings up the size.

All I have uploaded was the Data and Main directories from disk, so I highly
doubt there are extra uneeded paks, there is just pak0 to pak9 (without 7
which seems the norm), as well as paka and pakb

The files in ~/.callofduty seem pretty bare and look fresh. Though the one
in the main folder seems to be showing logs.

I'm just wondering if there is a cvar or other command to "include" a pak
file or so, or if it just takes everything in the main folder for granted to
be included - but then it seems to be overlooking pak0.pk3 altogether and
not including it during launch.

When I can get round to it, I'll run another md5sum check and try extracting
the pak file to check for possible corruption.

By the way, does Game of the Year Edition installs have different pak files?

Thanks for the replies.

Viktor

On 23/11/06, Rüdiger Meier <sweet_f_a at gmx.de> wrote:
>
> On Thursday 23 November 2006 01:11, Viktor Kaup wrote:
>
> > I also ran MD5 checks, it is a match on my home server install and
> > what I have installed on my client.
>
> If you got a working server at home I would just "rsync -av" it over
> your remote server installation.
>
> > When I received the "Impure Client" message,[...]
> This may also happen if you got more then the default paks on your
> server. So use "rsync -av --delete". (after backing up!)
> Watch also the default configdirs "~/.callofduty" or whatever for not
> needed or broken files.
>
> cu,
> Rudi
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